re: for the pro-choice, here are your real choices

Sure, the vast majority might. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't demand our elected officials to pass/change abortion laws to cover these situations.

When it comes to policy, the first thing I have to look out for is me and my family before I look at the "greater good". Before Roe v Wade was overturned, this was a larger moral issue for us but it didn't impact me and mine directly. Now it does. I've already called our state representatives to express my concerns over the subjectivity of the medical exemption, whether that does anything - who knows. Bottom line - the safety that Roe v Wade afforded us is gone.